WASHINGTON. Its permanent influence on Republican Party the former president proved Donald Trumpwith primary voters in various states across the country running Trump-backed candidates.

In Kansas, however, abortion rights activists were celebrating a major victory. when voters rejected a proposed law that would have restricted women’s access to abortion in the first electoral test after the Supreme Court struck down the constitutionality of abortion.

The result of the Kansas referendum showed that the Democratic base was outraged by the decision of the Supreme Court and allowed progressive voters to rally around President Biden’s party, despite the president’s decline in popularity amid inflationary pressures and the energy crisis.

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Tuesday’s results also showed that Trump still wields too much influence in the Republican Party, with a large percentage of voters backing the former president’s allegations of widespread fraud against him. In the critical state of Arizona, Trump supporter Mark Fincham won the Republican nomination for state secretary of the interior responsible for certifying the election results.

Finham participated in the January 6, 2021 demonstration that led to the storming of the Capitol in Washington, and even today continues to claim that Trump was the real winner of the 2020 presidential election. will be able to annul the results of the presidential election by “offering” Arizona’s electoral votes to a candidate of his choice.

In Arizona, one of the protesters was nominated for Secretary of the Interior on January 6, and in Michigan, a supporter of the 2020 scam conspiracy theory was nominated for governor.

In Michigan, conservative commentator Tudor Dixon, a promoter of conspiracy theories of fraud in favor of Biden, secured the Republican nomination for governor. Tudor will meet Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer in November.

The Whitmer-Tudor showdown will center around abortion and the Democratic governor’s efforts to ensure that Michigan women continue to have access to safe, legal abortions.

In Kansas, former high-tech chief and Trump supporter Blake Masters secured the Republican nomination of Senator Mark Kelly, considered one of the most vulnerable Democratic senators, to the Senate. Masters enlisted the support of Trump, as well as conservative billionaire Peter Thiel, co-inventor of PayPal’s payment software.

What analysts say

Political scientists cite the repeal of Kansas’s abortion law as especially important, believing it will have a decisive impact on the upcoming runoff in November. 60% of state voters voted to retain the right to abortion, rejecting the hard line of the Republican Party.